palkee (Meaning)
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palkee (n.)
A palanquin.
Synonyms & Antonyms of palkee
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palkee Sentence Examples
- The palkee swayed gently as the bearers traversed the narrow village streets.
- The palanquin, or palkee, was lavishly decorated with intricate carvings and opulent fabrics.
- The noble and frail lady was carried in a palkee, shielded from the sun and prying eyes.
- The sturdy palkee bearers tirelessly hoisted the palanquin up the winding mountain path.
- The palkee provided a safe and sheltered haven for the traveler during torrential rains.
- The rhythmic creaking of the palkee served as a soothing lullaby for the sleeping child.
- The palkee was a symbol of status and wealth, reserved only for the most elite.
- The palkee's intricate latticework allowed for ventilation and a glimpse of the outside world.
- The palanquin bearers carefully navigated the crowded market, dodging obstacles with precision.
- The palkee was a testament to the craftsmanship and ingenuity of ancient artisans.
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A palanquin.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The palkee swayed gently as the bearers traversed the narrow village streets.
The palanquin, or palkee, was lavishly decorated with intricate carvings and opulent fabrics.
The noble and frail lady was carried in a palkee, shielded from the sun and prying eyes.
The sturdy palkee bearers tirelessly hoisted the palanquin up the winding mountain path.
